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EDUC 751 - Theories Framing Inquiry

Prerequisites, EDUC 750  or EDUC 750S , and Ph.D. in education major. This course focuses on the various philosophies used to frame and conduct research. Students will critically exam different epistemologies and how these are used to create research questions and conduct research from a consistent and explicit philosophical perspective. Some sections of EDUC 751 will be combined with EDUC 751S . (Offered spring semester.) 3 credits